- …badlands, blank space, border vacuums, brown fields, conceptual Nevada, dead zones, derelict…
Doron, Gil
- Expendable manifests itself in the idea of dualism. In the understanding of dualism, potential is…
Expendable in Dionysos
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UNLNOWN
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Henn, Walter
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Moulin, Nicolas
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GOOGLE EARTH
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Unkown
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Unknown
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Google Earth
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Google Earth
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Google Earth
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Google Earth
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Google Earth
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Google Earth
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Atelier Olschinsky
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US DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE
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van Gogh, Vincent
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unkown
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Gins, Madeline and Arakawa
- We saw that a new form of society is germinating in the civilized nations, and must take the place…
Kropotkin, Peter
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De Maria, Walter
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PIRANESI, GIOVANNI BATTISTA
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Google Earth
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Dopp, Michael
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Google Earth
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ACCIDENT IN DIONYSOS
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Google Earth
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Google Earth
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Friedman, Yona
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Google Earth
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Google Earth
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Abramovic, Marina
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Fujimoto, Sou
- Everything which we now call culture, education, and civilization must at some point appear before…
Nietzsche, Friedrich
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Google Earth
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Google Earth
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Station House Opera opened Metropolis Festival
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Rist, Pipilotti
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Google Earth
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Stettner, Louis
- Dionysus (as in the Bacchae) has the potential and attributes of both life and death, of…
Steiner, George
- synchrony (n.) from the Greek σύνχρόνος súnkhrónos … σύν (sún, “with”) + χρόνος (khrónos, “time”)…
Etmology dictionary
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Google Earth
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Price, Cedric
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Google Earth
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Unknown
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Soria y Mata, Arturo
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Blomkamp, Neill
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de Egusquiza, Rogelio
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gmp Architekten
- Drown out of the realm of pure chance, the accident enters into that of necessity, of the most…
Monod, Jacques
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Pitt, Suzan
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Hergé
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Superstudio
- There remains nothing, in culture or in nature, which has not been transformed, and polluted…
Debord, Guy
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Petrovitch Vassili
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Unknown
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Unknown
- être habité : avoir des habitants, être occupé par une ou plusieurs personnes. to be inhabited: to…
Larousse
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Magritte, René
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Marine department
- Thus then the intricate relation of the Apollonian and the Dionysian in tragedy must really be…
nietzsche, friedrich
- There are moments, and it is only a matter of a few seconds, when you feel the presence of the…
Dostoevsky, Fyodor Mikhailovich
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Baumgartner, Felix
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Etruscans
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Léger, Fernand & Murphy, Dudley
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Ungers, Oswald Mathias
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Unknown
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Wermke, Matthias
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Stockhausen, Karlheinz
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Meyer, Robin
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Van der Swaelmen, Louis
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David, Jacques-Louis
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Escher M.C.
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Ligeti, György
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Payne, Christopher
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Dali, Salvador
- If touch was generally ranked as the lowest of the senses then the highest position was accorded to…
Cowan, Alexander & Steward, Jill
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Koolhaas, Rem
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Robert-Fleury, Tony
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Superstudio
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Rowe, Collin
- First I relate to my house, then to the street, then to the district and then the city.
Smithson, Alison and Peter
- The surface area of housing is not the only one identified with the habitat. [...] My real habitat…
Paquot, Thierry
- from Latin habitare: to live, dwell; stay, remain.
online etymology
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Arata, Isozaki
- from Old French habit, abit: clothing, (ecclesiastical) habit. from Latin habitus: condition…
online etymology
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Google
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Archigram
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Graffunder, Heinz
- Mistake [noun]: a fault in understanding, perception, interpretation, etc.
Collins Dictionary
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Aristotle
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UNKNOWN
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Andre, Carl
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Unknown
- Necessity [noun]: fact that something must happen; something that cannot be avoided.
Collins english dictionary
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Kriegman, Blackinston, Levin, Bongard
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Harrison, Niel
- A sensible industrial system will seek to put men, as well as timber, stone and iron, in the places…
Parsons, Frank
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Franco, Tim